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what the united states is offer something a more stable environment. yes, of course, it's sluggish growth. and it also offers something call dividend. if you have bank deposits that will now be uninsured, where can you put your money? in the united states we have limits as well in terms of how much federal insurance we cover deposits. but if you put your assets in a company stock that has a solid balance sheet. yes, you will get flexuation but the dividend is a nice alternative rather than waking up and the government telling you that you lose 30% of your money. >> that woultd be a bad wake up call. so, now, check out the yahoo! finance question of the day. how are you positioning the international holdings in your portfolio? we'll bring you the results later in the show. let's go to josh with the market flash. >> check out thetanking now. the analysts saying that they are gaining on check point. conversations indicate a marketed increase in share losses in the past several months. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much. it's risk off today. we're of
what the united states is offer something a more stable environment. yes, of course, it's sluggish growth. and it also offers something call dividend. if you have bank deposits that will now be uninsured, where can you put your money? in the united states we have limits as well in terms of how much federal insurance we cover deposits. but if you put your assets in a company stock that has a solid balance sheet. yes, you will get flexuation but the dividend is a nice alternative rather than...
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we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." i'm larry kudlow, in half hour, the situation in cyprus is on the edge of the abyss, if russia did not bail them out, their economy will implode and they will be forced out of the euro economy entirely. and senator kelly ayotte is looking to get a budget deal without more spending and taxes and i want to know if the so-called gop reforms are going to split the party in two or make it more inclusive. senators working against a needless missile to nowhere program that she will explain to us. ben bernanke is keeping his foot firmly on the qe gas pedal or did he? please take a listen. >> we are seeing improvement. i think one thing we would need is to make sure that it's not a temporary improvement. so, we have seen periods before where we had as ma
we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." i'm larry kudlow, in half hour, the situation in cyprus is on the edge of the abyss, if russia did not bail them out, their economy will implode and they will be forced out of the euro economy...
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you mix them all up together and you get the absolute perfect environment for the fed reserve to stay stock market friendly. that's exactly what happened today. ben bernanke allowed the averages to power higher. dow gained 56 points. the s&p rising today, nasdaq jumping .78%. it's not sleight of hand or alchemy at work here, despite what critics say when they constantly slam the fed. >> boo! >> bernanke is not playing a game of move the stock market higher by simply continuing to keep the competition from bonds incredibly weak. he's got a real good reason for doing what he's doing, which is staying the course, keeping rates low. that reason? 1937. see, ben bernanke is a rigorous guy. he's a professor and a genuine scholar of american financial history. it's what he does best. he knows that in 1937 after three years of 12% economic growth that took unemployment from 25% down to 14%, the fed, the president, congress, declared victory over the great depression. ♪ hallelujah >> washington raised income taxes on the wealthy. >> boo! >> took the top marginal rate to the astounding 75% and
you mix them all up together and you get the absolute perfect environment for the fed reserve to stay stock market friendly. that's exactly what happened today. ben bernanke allowed the averages to power higher. dow gained 56 points. the s&p rising today, nasdaq jumping .78%. it's not sleight of hand or alchemy at work here, despite what critics say when they constantly slam the fed. >> boo! >> bernanke is not playing a game of move the stock market higher by simply continuing...
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today you're sitting here in a low interest rate environment. i heard you mentioned before in a lead-in if the goal of the fed is to architect 2 1/2% inflation and you own a 10-year bond at 2% pretax, you know, you're sort of con delling yourself to losing money. liz: well, yeah. >> i don't buy this preservation of capital. investors are supposed to maintain purchase power, increase their purchase power over time. defer what you're buying today to make more in the future. david: let's say we buy into your theory. >> yes. david: and we get the gold. do we go in and out of gold? are there times when you might want to sell it, take some profit and wait for a drop and get in again? i mean how do you manage that 10% of your gold? >> i think portfolio theory in large part takes away the whole notion of seeking alpha where, and i've been a professional investor for 25 years and getting alpha is hard and the notion of me knowing in a very complex economic system when gold price is going to go up 10 bucks or down 10 bucks i don't know. i leave that to tr
today you're sitting here in a low interest rate environment. i heard you mentioned before in a lead-in if the goal of the fed is to architect 2 1/2% inflation and you own a 10-year bond at 2% pretax, you know, you're sort of con delling yourself to losing money. liz: well, yeah. >> i don't buy this preservation of capital. investors are supposed to maintain purchase power, increase their purchase power over time. defer what you're buying today to make more in the future. david: let's say...
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nike's a fantastic company, but even nike cannot replicate the lulu environment. i don't think they're opening a wedge for competitors. i do think they've opened a wedge of sorts with investors. and they've got to fix that. i think it's unfortunate that the communication was not more elaborate. but looking forward to learning more on thursday. >> so this is a quality problem, right? in asia, where, of course, these pants have been manufactured, do you think that lululemon might now do the currently increasing trend of onshoring their manufacturing? >> maybe. but i think it's more of a -- i don't think so. but i think this is not about the product make, this is about the material make. and i think it means that they probably, they might have gotten -- again, we don't have the information. they might have gotten a little bit lackadaisical on the kind of people they had on the ground and the quality control that they needed on the ground. >> faye, very quickly, tell us why we shouldn't be afraid to buy a stock at what, 12, 13 times book value when under armour is tra
nike's a fantastic company, but even nike cannot replicate the lulu environment. i don't think they're opening a wedge for competitors. i do think they've opened a wedge of sorts with investors. and they've got to fix that. i think it's unfortunate that the communication was not more elaborate. but looking forward to learning more on thursday. >> so this is a quality problem, right? in asia, where, of course, these pants have been manufactured, do you think that lululemon might now do the...
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now, that might be terrible for the environment. but it's darn cheap. and if coal volume starts coming back because of the switch, well, that's the holy grail of the railroad business. because the truck don't too well. i bring this up, because we're playing a game. a new game here on "mad money." it's called oligopoly. no free parking, no passing go and sadly no community chest. but unlike monopoly where you make money, it's fake, right, in the investor game we can help you make real money. amazing when it comes to the railroads we have the situation where the truth is stranger than fiction. le of golly is where a small number control all the business. we know pennsylvania, redding, b & o. still baltimore and ohio by the way. the short line. you know what? in a bizarre coincidence, 90% of the rail freight in the united states belongs to just four companies. but this is not an industry where you have four companies generally competing against each other, even though you'll see some overlap. you have two in the east, csx and norfolk southern. and burlingt
now, that might be terrible for the environment. but it's darn cheap. and if coal volume starts coming back because of the switch, well, that's the holy grail of the railroad business. because the truck don't too well. i bring this up, because we're playing a game. a new game here on "mad money." it's called oligopoly. no free parking, no passing go and sadly no community chest. but unlike monopoly where you make money, it's fake, right, in the investor game we can help you make real...
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in a low interest-rate environment that is very cheap. we can easily get up to 15, 16, even 17 and not be out of line with historical experience. i think it is multiple expansion that is going to be the key because, again, we know there are $10 trillion in money funds or in bank accounts earning nothing. people are eventually going to say, hey, i am going to go get some of that dividend income. i am going to move back. it has only been done little but so far. we could see a much bigger movement and one that i think is fully justified by the fundamentals behind the market. david: are you surprised more money has not come out of the bond fund? there has been a lot of money going into stock fund, but there has not been a big drop-off, frankly not at all, of money in bond funds. why not? >> i think, again, a lot of people cling to the bond funds because if their is a crisis, like we saw in greece, the treasury market possible little bit. if you hold treasury's you can look at those and say, that cushioned the decline in the portfolio. it is,
in a low interest-rate environment that is very cheap. we can easily get up to 15, 16, even 17 and not be out of line with historical experience. i think it is multiple expansion that is going to be the key because, again, we know there are $10 trillion in money funds or in bank accounts earning nothing. people are eventually going to say, hey, i am going to go get some of that dividend income. i am going to move back. it has only been done little but so far. we could see a much bigger movement...
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they can't do as well in this environment. why is qlik view doing well if oracle can't? >> i think we are in one spot, they're total market. i think we drive the next generation of software. ease of use, time to value, agility and flexibility are the key drivers. more and more corporations are seeing that. if i don't empower my employees to make smarter decisions, i'm missing out on a big opportunity. we've been in that business for 20 years. we only focused on the user and the user's behavior when it comes to interacting with data. >> mark benioff has been on our show from sales force. he's trying to develop a dashboard people can use, sales people can use on the road, for instance. why is yours better than his or do they work together? >> they work together. i think mark built a great company. he's disrupted an industry just like we are doing in this industry we are in. one of our most common data sources for our clients is his system. so we sit on top of sales force and maybe two or three other sources and provide you with a dashboard of insight from those data source
they can't do as well in this environment. why is qlik view doing well if oracle can't? >> i think we are in one spot, they're total market. i think we drive the next generation of software. ease of use, time to value, agility and flexibility are the key drivers. more and more corporations are seeing that. if i don't empower my employees to make smarter decisions, i'm missing out on a big opportunity. we've been in that business for 20 years. we only focused on the user and the user's...
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it's a different environment. now they just play off the s&p, it gets to a level, people get back in, gets to a resistance, and they get back out. it's in and out, real quick. >> the number you would get, it changes on a daily basis. >> constantly, constantly. >> down 87 points here. we keep waiting for this correction. do you think we're going to be there at some -- it seems that each time we get this sell-off, somebody comes in to buy it up. >> again, the programs come in and buy it right up. you would like to see a correction, you would like to see this market correct, wash out a lot of things, but i don't think it's going to happen right now. i really don't. i think this market, as long as the feds keep injecting $85 billion a month, it's going to keep drifting up. it's going to leak up, like i say. >> well, it's leaking down right now, alan valdez. thanks for being with us here. we're heading towards the low. at the low of the day, we were down 128 points. right now, down about 88 on the dow jones industrial
it's a different environment. now they just play off the s&p, it gets to a level, people get back in, gets to a resistance, and they get back out. it's in and out, real quick. >> the number you would get, it changes on a daily basis. >> constantly, constantly. >> down 87 points here. we keep waiting for this correction. do you think we're going to be there at some -- it seems that each time we get this sell-off, somebody comes in to buy it up. >> again, the programs...
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in an environment where, yes, we've bailed out aig, you think they're going to let that company go down again? absolutely not. nobody likes them anymore. their business is being destroyed, whittled away, but the stock's had quite a run. i say aig on this round. >> you know who has to break this tie, the viewers. let's find out who you voted for on twitter. and it was goldman sachs. the winner is goldman sachs. look at tim running around. >> insane. >> sorry about that. >> come on. >> i wouldn't catch that -- >> act like you've been there before. >> goldman sachs advances to the next round. thank you, viewers out there for tweeting your responses. as you can see, you really do break the ties here on the desk. >>> let's move to the industrial region based on our votes earlier today, united technology's caterpillar, deere -- >> hold on a second, haven't we killed all the deere? >> deere with an "e." dupont and honeywell beating out the competition, but the battle between valero and transocean will be settled right now. so, again, we go to the left side, my left side of the desk, guy? >> no
in an environment where, yes, we've bailed out aig, you think they're going to let that company go down again? absolutely not. nobody likes them anymore. their business is being destroyed, whittled away, but the stock's had quite a run. i say aig on this round. >> you know who has to break this tie, the viewers. let's find out who you voted for on twitter. and it was goldman sachs. the winner is goldman sachs. look at tim running around. >> insane. >> sorry about that....
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i think in this environment you don't do it. you break it down by sectors. a lot of the sector calls we've heard over the last couple wekts have been go after materials, go after technology that are lagging. they're going to come around and outperform again. i disagree with that. if you look today, the s&p 500 new 52-week highs, 36 of them 18 are consumer staples. i am adding to my financial names, american express, michael kors h but i want to be in consumer staples, in financials. i want to be what's leading the market right now. i don't want the commodity materials trade. >> put this into perspective. you could find a story that works for you this week. >> you can. and what's surprising to me is that the market is so strong going into the weekend with the deadline for cyprus right upon us. i would have to expect that the market is going to sell off, weaken a little bit, not go negative today as we move into the close and there's no resolution. where you want to be is pretty much where joe said. you have to go with what's working. i notice the airlines act
i think in this environment you don't do it. you break it down by sectors. a lot of the sector calls we've heard over the last couple wekts have been go after materials, go after technology that are lagging. they're going to come around and outperform again. i disagree with that. if you look today, the s&p 500 new 52-week highs, 36 of them 18 are consumer staples. i am adding to my financial names, american express, michael kors h but i want to be in consumer staples, in financials. i want...
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i realize that asking for more money at this current time in this environment on capitol hill kind of goes against the grain but that is the key way that we can convert our good aid andons to real, live make a difference in people's lives on the ground. testimony are some of the ways we are rushing to help communities who are strained by the influx of refugees, and working with the governments of both these countries to provide additional support. question, onetant we are deeply focused on. thank you, mr. chairman and folks on the panel for your attendance. ford, i am wondering regarding the redline, i want some specifics -- what are the , and ie consequences share your current skepticism, what are the range of possible consequences the american people can expect from the administration as a response? congressman, i really do not want to speculate here about hypothetical situations. what i do want to underline that the president has said there will be consequences and that we will seek strongly that the people who use chemical weapons be held accountable. exactly what those consequenc
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and there's a lot of operating leverage as volumes improved as the new regulatory environment sets in. so i think there's a good -- there's a good path forward. depends on exactly when this final tournament is, whether this is the one to pick for a near term. but, you know, if we're talking about a marathon for sure, i think it fits in there. >> your price target is $155, right? >> yeah, so we're close to that. >> upside case you say 235. what gets you to 235 if that's your best case? >> well, 235 would obviously involve higher, stronger earnings outlook, and that would come about as a result of, you know, faster pace of investment banking activity, trading volumes, continued, you know, sharp rise in asset prices like we've seen, and then translating that into a higher price to book multiple. >> and then finally, explain this, you say your downside case is $75 a share. so those who want to be conservative here, what's the problem? what would be the tipping point that would get you there? >> renewed onset of global financial crisis concerns. >> okay. okay. evan, facebook as you know, g
and there's a lot of operating leverage as volumes improved as the new regulatory environment sets in. so i think there's a good -- there's a good path forward. depends on exactly when this final tournament is, whether this is the one to pick for a near term. but, you know, if we're talking about a marathon for sure, i think it fits in there. >> your price target is $155, right? >> yeah, so we're close to that. >> upside case you say 235. what gets you to 235 if that's your...
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so kind of of in this same environment. how long do you think this could last? >> i don't buy the goldilocks analogy because we are in a low to zero growth. fourth quarter gdp in the u.s. is still zero. corporate profits in the third quarter were negative. we're slightly positive now. but first quarter consensus is negative again. where is goldilocks? only the fed stimulus, the fed is protecting a really tight monetary stance by u.s. congress, raising taxes, and, no, i don't see goldilocks at all. tracy: goldilocks is arguably uncle ben, right? he is not going anywhere anytime soon, right? i could make a argument, sell in may, do away thing doesn't count this year. >> i agree with that one, uncle ben. i hadn't heard that before. ultimately it i is pushing on a string. you need to have private economy, you need u.s. corporations, you need to have the global economy growing and this monetary stimulus is getting in the way of good, pro-growth economic policy. tracy: seems everything you learned in school though is thrown out the window. doug, thank you very much. >
so kind of of in this same environment. how long do you think this could last? >> i don't buy the goldilocks analogy because we are in a low to zero growth. fourth quarter gdp in the u.s. is still zero. corporate profits in the third quarter were negative. we're slightly positive now. but first quarter consensus is negative again. where is goldilocks? only the fed stimulus, the fed is protecting a really tight monetary stance by u.s. congress, raising taxes, and, no, i don't see...
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we don't anticipate a big change by the fed but given the environment around the globe this is important. >> i don't either. nobody around here seems to anticipate a big change in the fed policy. some are expecting they might tweak up their gdp forecast. that's a probability. probably we'll expect to see inflation expectations well anchored. i think you will hear that phrase as well. there's a problem with the stock market, although large parts of it are being ignored. fed ex and caterpillar had rather disappointing commentary and this is giving a lot of help to the bears who have been saying the gloge econobal econot as strong as the u.s. stock market is indicating here. the markets are ignoring fed ex and caterpillar and that's making traders say that's because all they care about is the federal reserve and what they have to say. wells fargo did downgrade another couple big machinery names, deer and agco. they downgraded that because they thought corn prices would be declining so sales would not be increasing as much next year. >> thank you very much, bob. to seema mody at the nasdaq.
we don't anticipate a big change by the fed but given the environment around the globe this is important. >> i don't either. nobody around here seems to anticipate a big change in the fed policy. some are expecting they might tweak up their gdp forecast. that's a probability. probably we'll expect to see inflation expectations well anchored. i think you will hear that phrase as well. there's a problem with the stock market, although large parts of it are being ignored. fed ex and...
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i'd love to know how citi holdings is doing in this rising environment. >> there's a lot to like. i like citi here and there you have the opening bell here. visa celebrating five years of trading on the nyse and at the nasdaq, the academy of nutrition and dietetics celebrating national nutrition month. >> by the way, speaking of banks and refinancing, the american consumer continues to refinance their household debt either through a refi of their actual home or taking out another credit card with a zero balance or low-balance offer and transferring the balance. visa was a $69 stock two years ago and it's opening today at about $159, right? >> look at that gain. in a market where people are still weak and we still have a tough consumer. >> remember, big international play. >> yes. much more so than ma. >> and it's just a very well-run company. >> a lot of american guys who have been good and have also been run by a foreign individual, and i don't mean to be phonetic, but this is a big worldwide company. >> i changed banks recently because my bank ceased banking so i got a new bank
i'd love to know how citi holdings is doing in this rising environment. >> there's a lot to like. i like citi here and there you have the opening bell here. visa celebrating five years of trading on the nyse and at the nasdaq, the academy of nutrition and dietetics celebrating national nutrition month. >> by the way, speaking of banks and refinancing, the american consumer continues to refinance their household debt either through a refi of their actual home or taking out another...
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over in the energy space, which has been a difficult environment, cameron international, an equipment player, has an enormous backlog. just last week, got a big order from petro. that's one where we expect substantial earnings growth each of the next several years. >> what else? keep it going while we have time. >> keep it going. in addition to that, we're hopeful for edwards life science. it's been a little more controversial. that's the catheter delivered heart valve. there's been debate about the pace of the launch of that. it's at a lower point now. we think expectations are probably more appropriate. and the stock is attractive. that one is also that we have good expectations for. additionally, in the technology space we have pretty good sized positions in google which is perked up on a year to date basis but we think is getting back on track. 12 months ago that was fairly controversial. it's not nearly so controversial now. >> all right. greg, you don't know offhand whether any of those companies are -- have open board seats, do you? >> no, i don't. i'm not aware of that. >> oka
over in the energy space, which has been a difficult environment, cameron international, an equipment player, has an enormous backlog. just last week, got a big order from petro. that's one where we expect substantial earnings growth each of the next several years. >> what else? keep it going while we have time. >> keep it going. in addition to that, we're hopeful for edwards life science. it's been a little more controversial. that's the catheter delivered heart valve. there's been...
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we are doing what the law requires in a very uncertain environment. >> that is not the question. when did the folks at i start planning for a law that was enacted on august of two dozen 11. did you start august 3? did you start sometime in 2012? did you start march 2? when did you start? >> most of these releases were due to the c.r. with regard to sequestration, we began to plan in earnest at the beginning of this year. >> so you waited until january of 2013? >> we waited until january of 2013. >> when did you make the decision to release the 2228 detainees? when was that decision made? >> the discussions on that have been ongoing since the beginning of this year. here. me cut in i only have five minutes. when did you decide you would release the 629 who were criminals? >> february 9. >> is that the same time he made the decision to release the 10 level 1 felons? >> the eight level one felons were part of that overall decision. >> do you think maybe if you would have started planning sometime before this year, you had 20 months to get ready for it, do you think maybe we would no
we are doing what the law requires in a very uncertain environment. >> that is not the question. when did the folks at i start planning for a law that was enacted on august of two dozen 11. did you start august 3? did you start sometime in 2012? did you start march 2? when did you start? >> most of these releases were due to the c.r. with regard to sequestration, we began to plan in earnest at the beginning of this year. >> so you waited until january of 2013? >> we...
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attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children that they may create and raise in the best environment. >> reporter: and then wednesday, the court hears a challenge to doma, the defense of marriage act, passed by congress in 1996. it blocks the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages in the states that allow it. much has changed in the 17 years since president clinton signed it into law. he now says it should be overturned because it's unconstitutional discrimination. no states permitted same-sex marriage when congress passed doma. now nine states do allow it along with washington, d.c. 38 others ban it either by law or constitutional amendment. >> what do we want? >> marriage equality. >> when? >> now. >> reporter: and public opinion polls show that more than half of americans now say they support it. that's why supporters of marriage for gay couples claim the cultural tide is moving in their direction. >> if the supreme court disagrees with these claims, history will not look fondly on it. but the court almost prides itself on moving very slowly, not being out in front
attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children that they may create and raise in the best environment. >> reporter: and then wednesday, the court hears a challenge to doma, the defense of marriage act, passed by congress in 1996. it blocks the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages in the states that allow it. much has changed in the 17 years since president clinton signed it into law. he now says it should be overturned because it's unconstitutional...
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we can decide to live our urban environments. a wonderful study. jackson famously asked of the environment. most likely to die in a pool of blood? that site that features audiences. compared murdered by strangers, crime to car crashes and not at the two together in portland, vancouver and seattle. all 15 places were safe in the inner-city than the wealthy suburbs because the combination of those two. finally, asthma. 14 americans die every day from asset. it's three times the rate of the 90s entirely due to automotive exhaust. 90%. pollution is that what used to be. the sickest places are those which are the most part append a period in phoenix you got four months out of the here that healthy people are not supposed to live houses because of the amount of driving going on. what's the solution? city. finally, the most interesting discussion maybe if the environmental discussion, which has turned 180 degrees in the last 10 years. even within the global warming discussion we talk about carbon footprint of the book on project peer baddest bad, green is
we can decide to live our urban environments. a wonderful study. jackson famously asked of the environment. most likely to die in a pool of blood? that site that features audiences. compared murdered by strangers, crime to car crashes and not at the two together in portland, vancouver and seattle. all 15 places were safe in the inner-city than the wealthy suburbs because the combination of those two. finally, asthma. 14 americans die every day from asset. it's three times the rate of the 90s...
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spending environment. that's weighing on all tech names. ibm is down 1.25%. that's a huge weight on s&p 500 at this hour. a lots of them we are watching in the tech sector. s.a.p. down 2.5%. crm down 1%. it is taking everything down at this point. >> oracle was bad. can't mince words about it. >> was oracle being bad a sign of what's bad in overall tech spending or was oracle bad more of a sign of what's bad at oracle? or both? >> it is a big government provider. dell is, too. that's hurt dell. this was sloppy execution. deliver, deliver, deliver. are they losing share in the cloud? clearly. they won too many nine-figure deals. at the same time the market says i want to buy that weakness. why is lululemon up? they want to buy that weak fles. looking for caterpillar to bottom today. onshore drillers, one of the weakest markets, he should buy those. things come down, people just want to buy them. >> do you agree with this 1% move on lululemon today? >> that it is up? no. i don't like lululemon. talk about bad execution. they've just been terrible. >> the ceo ma
spending environment. that's weighing on all tech names. ibm is down 1.25%. that's a huge weight on s&p 500 at this hour. a lots of them we are watching in the tech sector. s.a.p. down 2.5%. crm down 1%. it is taking everything down at this point. >> oracle was bad. can't mince words about it. >> was oracle being bad a sign of what's bad in overall tech spending or was oracle bad more of a sign of what's bad at oracle? or both? >> it is a big government provider. dell is,...
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the other part we couldn't measure but that is far more important is being present in the work environment. making better decisions for the organization. depending where you are in the company, they take a longer time to have an impact. we will see that over time. that's the importance of having mindfulness and a personal practice in the workplace at every level in the company. >> mark, you do yoga yourself as well? >> yes, i do. every morning. >> i was telling becky and andrew about your personal style. your ski accident, broken neck, falling down ravine and spending a year on painkillers until you discovered yoga, meditation, acupunctu acupuncture. tell us a little bit about that personal journey. >> well, i think until i had to find my way through a health care system that's really not a system and had to struggle with a debilitating neuropathy. i have it. terrible pain down my left arm all day long. the medical system gave me drugs. the disability system told me to go on long-term disability. they told me that the best hope for me was to live a reasonable good existence on disability p
the other part we couldn't measure but that is far more important is being present in the work environment. making better decisions for the organization. depending where you are in the company, they take a longer time to have an impact. we will see that over time. that's the importance of having mindfulness and a personal practice in the workplace at every level in the company. >> mark, you do yoga yourself as well? >> yes, i do. every morning. >> i was telling becky and...
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it was a much different environment. the move you're talking about from march of '93 to march of '94, the underlying fundamentals of the u.s. are economy are completely different. the fight was completely different a well. >> it's fair to say we're in a different environment in terms of the fed. absolutely. interest rates alone tell you that story. folks i know expect to see a big correction in credit. it will have different characterist characteristics. one guy told me he expects to see widening credit spreads which you wouldn't normally in this case. where i mentioned the bank balance sheet and the lack of gses, at least size of gses we once had, he worries about the effect where it's not easy to lay off risk. >> it's difficult to have a 1 1994, buying everything they can get their hands on. these guys talking about this implosion in the bond market, are they long or short the stock market? to me, it's the same trade. >> that's a great question. i was talking to one guy about this last week. he said, look, i wouldn't s
it was a much different environment. the move you're talking about from march of '93 to march of '94, the underlying fundamentals of the u.s. are economy are completely different. the fight was completely different a well. >> it's fair to say we're in a different environment in terms of the fed. absolutely. interest rates alone tell you that story. folks i know expect to see a big correction in credit. it will have different characterist characteristics. one guy told me he expects to see...
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and it's still a risk-on/risk-off environment that we have to be cautious. yes, there's room to grows and investors have totally forgotten about europe since last summer. don't be surprised if it comes back later on this year. and quite heavily. >> how does it come back, though? is it the banking sector? specifically, let's talk about actual impacts to the u.s. market. >> well, the impact has a lot to do with the concern of where we're going, the kind of money we're spending and the kind of debt we have. you know, we're not too far behind europe. and obviously, we're a long way away from greece, but when you look at germany and france and some other companies, it's still a very dangerous environment. they still have a very low to negative growth rate. we're still looking at positive. you know, we had some good response from the housing market earlier today, but we still need to be very, very cautious. yes, there's room to grow. prices of stocks are not overvalued by no means. but we still need to be very cautious of where we're going in terms of debt and the
and it's still a risk-on/risk-off environment that we have to be cautious. yes, there's room to grows and investors have totally forgotten about europe since last summer. don't be surprised if it comes back later on this year. and quite heavily. >> how does it come back, though? is it the banking sector? specifically, let's talk about actual impacts to the u.s. market. >> well, the impact has a lot to do with the concern of where we're going, the kind of money we're spending and the...
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which isn't bad in a zero interest rate environment. >>> u.s. equities had been a little bit waerbg. they have been preparing their losses through the morning. dow futures only 11.5 points below fair value. we've been watching what happened overseas in asia. the nikkei was up 1 1/3. in europe, red arrows because of economic numbers. also concerns continuing about cyprus. the cac is done 1.1%. we have positive comments made by fed chairman ben bernanke. >> we'll use models and other indicators and the state of the labor market to try to make a good estimate how much we need to change the rate of flow. but, again, the point is to let the markets see our behavior, to let them see how we respond to changes in the market. and higher levels of purchases or the ultimate facing out of the program. >> in other words, it's not going to be spigot on, spigot off. rick is the head of strategy at wells fargo securities. rick, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> you have been right on some big calls in the past. you called it rig
which isn't bad in a zero interest rate environment. >>> u.s. equities had been a little bit waerbg. they have been preparing their losses through the morning. dow futures only 11.5 points below fair value. we've been watching what happened overseas in asia. the nikkei was up 1 1/3. in europe, red arrows because of economic numbers. also concerns continuing about cyprus. the cac is done 1.1%. we have positive comments made by fed chairman ben bernanke. >> we'll use models and...
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we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >> wow. >> i have no idea what that means and i doubt you do, either. >> i do, actually. i watch mixed martial arts. i'll explain it to you later. thanks very much. we'll be right back. >>> we ran out of time for the "ridiculist." we'll be back one hour from now, another edition of "360" at >> is it time to make a deal with republicans? and a terrifying discovery on a college campus in florida. guns, bombs and a plan. let's go "out front." >> good evening, everyone. out front tonight, message in a bomber. the pentagon announcing it's going to be flying nuclear-capable b-52 bombers intended to send a signal to north korea's leader. now, north korea intends to send some strong messages of its own. we have a new video that we found posted to a semi-official government web site in north ko
we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >> wow. >> i have no idea what that means and i doubt you do, either. >> i do, actually. i watch mixed martial arts. i'll explain it to you later. thanks very much. we'll be right back. >>> we ran out of time for the...
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trouble is, it's not going to happen in the current political environment. we're having a situation in which, as the debate over the sequester unfolded, you had republicans saying, this is terrible. it's going to open us up and it's serving iranians, but not a penny of tax increases. no way. in that political environment, it's an unrealistic thing to expect any kind of grand bargain and we don't want to hold short-term economic policies hostage to having this grand bargain that i'd love to see but isn't going to happen right now. >> let me ask you about the last graphic about japan. japan looms large and you spend a lot of time working on it. you came to my attention first when you wrote a book about the, you know, japan-style depression economics and the age of diminished expectations. >> no, japan was the full-scale dress rehearsal for what we're going through now. japan is, people who were studying japan in the 1990s are the ones who are dreading what actually happens. >> when you look at japan. one thing you say, you're glad that the fed, the japanese ce
trouble is, it's not going to happen in the current political environment. we're having a situation in which, as the debate over the sequester unfolded, you had republicans saying, this is terrible. it's going to open us up and it's serving iranians, but not a penny of tax increases. no way. in that political environment, it's an unrealistic thing to expect any kind of grand bargain and we don't want to hold short-term economic policies hostage to having this grand bargain that i'd love to see...
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it hurts the environment. it takes from the poor gives to the rich. >> it is not true. business has lifted more people out of poverty in the last 200 years than anything that ever existed. business is a great value coordinator. the intellectuals they captured the naturety. that's greedy exploit tate tive and that narrative needs to be challenged and changed. >> your book is called conscious capitalism meaning most of the people in business aren't conscious of -- >> apparently not. they are not conscious of the great value they are creating. they are always on the offensive not able to articulate why business is good and how it is making the world a better place. >> what you are doing with whole foods some call it lefty silly feel good nonsense. what does it have to do with conscious capitalism. you sold people on whole foods as if it was better. >> no one is forced to trade with our company. there is competitive alternatives in the marketplace. they believe they are getting value and exchange. >> you have questions or comments from john mackey please come to the microph
it hurts the environment. it takes from the poor gives to the rich. >> it is not true. business has lifted more people out of poverty in the last 200 years than anything that ever existed. business is a great value coordinator. the intellectuals they captured the naturety. that's greedy exploit tate tive and that narrative needs to be challenged and changed. >> your book is called conscious capitalism meaning most of the people in business aren't conscious of -- >> apparently...
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it's really challenging environment right now. what we're seeing is the retail economy is not doing that well. so fedex is having a tough go in the near term. it sounds like we'll get more aircraft retardants out of the fleet. that will be good for the cost structure. traffic up 20% this quarter. the ground business was up 10%. so doing very well if we can shrink the air fleet it becomes a much better story. >> you can shrink the air fleet, brandon, but it will have to contend with the fact that consumers, and fedex and ups talked about this in january. consumers are choosing cheaper ways to ship. they're willing to let things ship over a longer period of time. maybe longer in terms of the type of air they choose. and so i'm wondering if they're doing enough to combat the secular change in the business. >> well, that's a real criticism levied against the company. they have a really big ground work. and i think investors have excited about that. but we need a lot of aircraft for overnight dplifrry. be it domestically or from china.
it's really challenging environment right now. what we're seeing is the retail economy is not doing that well. so fedex is having a tough go in the near term. it sounds like we'll get more aircraft retardants out of the fleet. that will be good for the cost structure. traffic up 20% this quarter. the ground business was up 10%. so doing very well if we can shrink the air fleet it becomes a much better story. >> you can shrink the air fleet, brandon, but it will have to contend with the...
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i grew up in an environment where we did tend to look to the west for support, or help. but i have a lot of friends who grew up on the other side of the divide who don't see the u.s. the way my friends or my family do. but inevitably america is a superpower and it comes with sharp elbows sometimes and big motorcades and big force tresses as embassies and that can be a bit -- grating on the local population. so it was interesting or perhaps revealing for me to be on the other side all of a sudden. it's just a totally different prism through which to look at my open country. so i'm sitting there in the cop vow, and just a few cars ahead of me is another car in the same motorcade surrounded by security escorts, and there is the secretary of state, and there is jeffrey feldman, who is now assistant secretary of state who used to be ambassador to beirut, and it was his convoy that used to annoy people in beirut. used to annoy me when is was stuck at an intersection waiting for him to drive through. and i think it's always worth remembering that you have to try to look at thin
i grew up in an environment where we did tend to look to the west for support, or help. but i have a lot of friends who grew up on the other side of the divide who don't see the u.s. the way my friends or my family do. but inevitably america is a superpower and it comes with sharp elbows sometimes and big motorcades and big force tresses as embassies and that can be a bit -- grating on the local population. so it was interesting or perhaps revealing for me to be on the other side all of a...
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attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children that they may create and raise in the best environment. >> reporter: nine states plus washington, d.c., allow same-sex marriage. 38 states don't. president obama's changed his mind and so have some republicans. >> if you believe the government should be involved in personal lives which most republicans and conservatives do, then i don't see how it's contradictory. >> we're here for them to get married. >> reporter: last night's vigil just the beginning two of days of arguments that will determine how america defines marriage and for whom. looking ahead it could be a few months before we get a decision on either or both of these cases. but republicans already looking two years ahead to the next election. some saying if their party embraces marriage equality, it could open up donations in big states. >> tracie potts, thanks for that. >>> news of recently acknowledged involvement in the ongoing syrian civil war. white house officials say the united states is training syrian secular forces in neighboring jordan and has been for months. it's s
attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children that they may create and raise in the best environment. >> reporter: nine states plus washington, d.c., allow same-sex marriage. 38 states don't. president obama's changed his mind and so have some republicans. >> if you believe the government should be involved in personal lives which most republicans and conservatives do, then i don't see how it's contradictory. >> we're here for them to get married. >>...
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. >> starting from an environment where people thought the u.s. economy was really just done forever, we've now had a wonderful bull market appear out of nowhere. >> reporter: and all those nest eggs? the recession shrunk the average 401(k) from a high of just over $67,000 in 2007, to just over $46,000 in 2009. but that average has rebounded to more than $77,000 in 2012. experts say that everyday americans, like the wolters, got it right, leaving their 401(k) intact, riding out the market swing. as painful as that can be. would you suggest that people just not pay attention to that number every day? >> absolutely not. for a 10-year, 20-year 401(k), stay in the market long-term, you should be fine. >> reporter: bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to bianna. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news" this sunday evening. a major development, a clue that might explain why that jumbo jet vanished in the atlantic. what we've now learned about the pilot. >>> and then, later this evening, the mystery washing up along the american coastli
. >> starting from an environment where people thought the u.s. economy was really just done forever, we've now had a wonderful bull market appear out of nowhere. >> reporter: and all those nest eggs? the recession shrunk the average 401(k) from a high of just over $67,000 in 2007, to just over $46,000 in 2009. but that average has rebounded to more than $77,000 in 2012. experts say that everyday americans, like the wolters, got it right, leaving their 401(k) intact, riding out the...
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we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> our secretary story "outfront," the open mike strikes again. minutes after arriving in jerusalem, president obama was caught on camera without realizing it, joking with benjamin netanyahu that he's thrilled to get away from washington. >> it's good to get away from congress. >> well, even the music couldn't hide that. it's been less than a week since the president looked like he couldn't get enough of his friends on the hill. remember the dinners, nice wine, phone calls, meetings? where did that guy go? "outfront" tonight, howard shultz, ceo of starbucks. he's been calling out washington dysfunction along with running starbucks. really appreciate you taking the time. that open mike slip, i guess probably doesn't surprise you. >> not at all. i mean i think we're facing a situation i
we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> our secretary story "outfront," the open mike strikes again. minutes after arriving in jerusalem, president obama was caught on camera without realizing it, joking with benjamin netanyahu that he's thrilled to get away from washington....
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we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> and welcome back to the second half of "out front." we start the second half of our show with stories we care about, where we focus on our reporting from the front lines. and tonight we begin with new details about the killer in newtown. three months after adam lanza took the lives of 20 children and six adults at sandy hook elementary, we're learning he prepared for it meticulously. "the new york daily news" reports he had seven foot long spread sheets which contained extensive research on mass murderers of the past. the connecticut state police would not confirm those details for us but did say sensitive information has been disclosed. >>> and update on mali. according to al qaeda in the islamic magreb is looking for recruits to fight crusader france. aqim is urging youths to joi
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the environment they operate in is not what we're looking for sustainable growth over a period of time. lauren: so many of these emerging markets have rampant corruption. last week i was in vietnam. i was in cambodia. that is all i heard. so as an investor do you want to go into a government where the company has to, pay money here and there to get what they want done? >> no, you don't. and not that even in our own country this has never happened before, as it has. but you have to be selective. there's a lot of lack of transparency in the russian market and the chinese market. there is issues in the indian market as well but there are still companies with great corporate governance that have a long operating history of providing shareholders with the kind of returns that help them achieve --. david: the problem you're company peting with investors like chinese investors who are willing to bribe and the chinese are everywhere in these emerging markets. >> well they are, and it is sad if you looked at the situation with sino forest, there wasn't timber there. you have to be extremely car
the environment they operate in is not what we're looking for sustainable growth over a period of time. lauren: so many of these emerging markets have rampant corruption. last week i was in vietnam. i was in cambodia. that is all i heard. so as an investor do you want to go into a government where the company has to, pay money here and there to get what they want done? >> no, you don't. and not that even in our own country this has never happened before, as it has. but you have to be...
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the forty cities working on forty or fifty eight cities working on global environment doing a better job. mayors running the world. city protocol and new organization, barcelona that shares best practicing clare, the counsel of local authority, the climate alliance. achievings in the nations states are lock up. unable to make any real progress. they are actually doing things important things together, and they do it because when you look at cities, the approach to govern mans, the approach to citizenship, the approach to policy problems turns out to look no different than nation states. what mayors are and do compared to presidents and prime ministers are and do is striking in the distinctions. and i'll just start with a simple fact that might startle you. there's not one mayor of any city despite the american cities who has ever become president of the united states. mayors mostly don't become presidents because mayors are a different kind of politician than presidents. and part of what my book explores is what makes makers different? why don't they become president. there's some pl
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another 2.2 trillion on things like science, energy, the environment and education. also the cpc does not want to cut entitlements. and, wants to give unemployed americans 99 weeks of cash compensation. nearly two years. the question is what does president obama think of the congressional progressive caucus? my opinion, he likes it i don't think the president believes that crew is fanatical because they want what he wants. by the way, the far left kooks do want to cut one thing, defense spending. they want to bring that back down to 2006 level. somewhere in iran is cheering. there comes a point when americans are going to have to decide what country, what kind of country they want. even taking half of what affluent americans earn, feds couldn't possibly afford what the far left wants to provide. so we would eventually become greece or cyprus if the u.s. dollar collapses and people stop lending us money. some conservatives believe that's exactly what the far left wants. a collapse of the entire capitalistic system. some on the right believe that president obama is act
another 2.2 trillion on things like science, energy, the environment and education. also the cpc does not want to cut entitlements. and, wants to give unemployed americans 99 weeks of cash compensation. nearly two years. the question is what does president obama think of the congressional progressive caucus? my opinion, he likes it i don't think the president believes that crew is fanatical because they want what he wants. by the way, the far left kooks do want to cut one thing, defense...
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and i think in that kind of environment, the fed will start to taper the pace of qe. sometimes in q3 and, yes, by the end of this year, i expect the qe to stop. but rates will be very low and the fed's balance sheet will be bloated for quite a long time. >> given the issues in europe, why take the risk? why even hint to markets that they may be exiting? or paps why not leave the accommodative can policies in place to help support the global economy? >> as we move into the summer, i think at that point the cost of this continued open ended deposit continues. i think they've come to the conclusion they don't need it as much. i think at that point, europe will probably be a little more stable. >> joe, in a word, jobless claims today, then, critically important. >> very important. i think they'll stay well below 350. >> it's an important level to watch. appreciate your time. from thank you, kelly. >> thank you for joining us on the show today. i'm kelly evans. this has been "worldwide exchange." time now for "squawk box" in the u.s. remember, people, keep an eye out for t
and i think in that kind of environment, the fed will start to taper the pace of qe. sometimes in q3 and, yes, by the end of this year, i expect the qe to stop. but rates will be very low and the fed's balance sheet will be bloated for quite a long time. >> given the issues in europe, why take the risk? why even hint to markets that they may be exiting? or paps why not leave the accommodative can policies in place to help support the global economy? >> as we move into the summer, i...
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. >> starting from an environment where people thought the u.s. economy was done forever, we had a wonderful bull market appear out of no where. >> reporter: and all those nest eggs? the recession shung the average 401(k) from a high of $67,000 in 2007 to over $46,000 in 2009. but that average has rebounded to more than $77,000 in 2012. experts say that every day americans like the walters got it right. leaving their 401(k) intact riding out the market swings. as painful as that can be. would you suggest that people just not pay attention to the number every day? so many people do. >> absolutely not. for a 10, 20 year, 401(k). stay in the market long term. you should be fine. >>> at least two people have died after their plane crashed into a south bend, indiana neighborhood. the small jet was experiencing mechanical problems as it tried to land at the nearby airport. it hit two homes and then became stuck inside of a third house. investigators believe everyone on the ground, though, did survive. >> i was outside grilling on the grill. i looked up
. >> starting from an environment where people thought the u.s. economy was done forever, we had a wonderful bull market appear out of no where. >> reporter: and all those nest eggs? the recession shung the average 401(k) from a high of $67,000 in 2007 to over $46,000 in 2009. but that average has rebounded to more than $77,000 in 2012. experts say that every day americans like the walters got it right. leaving their 401(k) intact riding out the market swings. as painful as that can...
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we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> stocks have opened higher after big retail names reported higher earnings. tiffany and darden posted profits that were higher. overseas, markets have recovered. the dow up 77. s&p is up 8. nasdaq is up 14. well, a glimmer of hope for cypress. it has until monday to raise billions billions billions billions billions billions of euros. the money from moscow would not be a loan because that would increase the debt burden which the european union said it would frown on. >>> blackberry ceo says apple lacks innovation. he made that excellent hours before the u.s. launch of the new touch screen blackberry. the iphone does not allow for multitasking. the blackberry lets users have multiple apps open. they will announce sales numbers for the phone in other countries. >>> twitter being taken
we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >>> stocks have opened higher after big retail names reported higher earnings. tiffany and darden posted profits that were higher. overseas, markets have recovered. the dow up 77. s&p is up 8. nasdaq is up 14. well, a glimmer of hope for...
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i think the environment for u.s. equity markets is still favorable. one other thing out there as well including the takeaway from yesterday's fed meeting. my daughter was a swimmer, right, and swimming was all about tapering for events, right in the fed made it clear they are not going to go cold turkey and simply shut it off. what they will do is based on the conditions they will taper the amount of support they provide in terms of the purchases through qe3 so that will continue to be a fairly important backstop rule with the macro outlook as well as financial markets. >> i'm looking at your sector over and underweights. there seems to be kind of a relative value and mean reversion theme to the stocks you like, telecom and health care relatively expensive, utilities as well, on the list where you don't want to be there and tech industrials on the positive side. don't you agree though that there's something secular happening with those stocks where because they pay such high yields they should continue to do pretty well relative to the s&p, even thoug
i think the environment for u.s. equity markets is still favorable. one other thing out there as well including the takeaway from yesterday's fed meeting. my daughter was a swimmer, right, and swimming was all about tapering for events, right in the fed made it clear they are not going to go cold turkey and simply shut it off. what they will do is based on the conditions they will taper the amount of support they provide in terms of the purchases through qe3 so that will continue to be a fairly...
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one another of the environment. it does not allow such destruction and death to accompany our journey of this world. ♪ at the conclusion of a two- hour mass pope francis grid of the international head of state and attendance including vice president joe biden led the u.s. delegation. >> france's assumes his role as one of the busiest a hole is * palm sunday and easter fallinthe following sunday. >> will be back with more developing news and weather and traffic. taking a live look from our helicopter partnership with abc seven news over the scene of downtown san francisco where a short time ago there was a suspicious object discovered near the powell street bart station. it shut down the street at south bart. the object was outside of the station. now that has been cleared the authorities have been did safe. bart and many are back up and running. still impacted by this. we will continue to follow the building news in just a couple of minutes. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn
one another of the environment. it does not allow such destruction and death to accompany our journey of this world. ♪ at the conclusion of a two- hour mass pope francis grid of the international head of state and attendance including vice president joe biden led the u.s. delegation. >> france's assumes his role as one of the busiest a hole is * palm sunday and easter fallinthe following sunday. >> will be back with more developing news and weather and traffic. taking a live look...
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the company says it is about making a better living environment. some dog owners say another example of big brother. no one wants to step in that. no one wants to see that around their apartment complex. that does seem extreme to me. >> you apparently have to register your dog's poop beforehand. so they know who it belongs to. and also, one owner brings up a good point. what if your dog has diarrhea. sorry if you are eating at this hour of the night. it is kind of hard to pick it up. kind of slippery and will probably get everywhere. what's the penalty here aside from a fine? do they detain your dog? >> i don't know. >> detain you? >> i know, right. maybe they make you get rid of your dog. i can't imagine -- a fine? >> maybe like repeat offender the dog gets crated, hauled off. poor fido. >> we have to get to the bottom of this. maybe somebody owns the lab, analyzes the poop. get rich off this. follow the money. >> you broke the story. >> whatever. making the stuff up. >> come to john, any story, you get to the bottom of the story. >> well, yeah. r
the company says it is about making a better living environment. some dog owners say another example of big brother. no one wants to step in that. no one wants to see that around their apartment complex. that does seem extreme to me. >> you apparently have to register your dog's poop beforehand. so they know who it belongs to. and also, one owner brings up a good point. what if your dog has diarrhea. sorry if you are eating at this hour of the night. it is kind of hard to pick it up. kind...